Thymøs
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Ongoing, First published Oct 18, 2019
Mature
How hard can the bipolar depression be? To deal with, hear it from the POV of a young girl. Lia Eliza, she doesn't suffer a lot when it comes to her personal life. The only bad thing she remembers is why her father left her. Her mom doesn't miss him, her mother is fragile and wants to be protected. Lia understands how hard it is for her to deal with everything. Lia really tries her best at school and at home. Sometimes she just thinks her family doesn't love her, and sometimes she does. But at school is where she fears, their small words hurt like silver bullets. She just wants to be known as the nice girl everybody likes, the girl that is friends with everyone. But she can't have it and she tears her self apart about it.

Warning this story contains sensitive topics such as : suicide, self harm, possible murder, running from home, and LGBT. Don't read if you don't like that stuff. 
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